DEDR entry 4921
Tamil
muṭi (-v-, -nt-) to tie, fasten, make into a knot, put on, adorn; (-pp-, -tt-) to fasten, tie, decorate with, put on as flowers;
n. knot, tie, tuft or coil of hair, man's hair tuft, crown of head, top as of mountain, bundle as of paddy seedlings for transplantation, noose;
muṭiccu tie, tuft of hair, small bundle, knot in wood;
muṭinar those who tie knots;
muṭippu tying, fastening, tie, knot, bundle.
Malayalam
muṭi knot, bundle of rice plants, top-knot, hair of head, head-dress;
muṭa knot;
muṭikka, muṭiyuka to tie up;
muṭippu money tied up in a cloth, esp. for being presented.
Kota
muṛy knot tied by priest in his front hair, ascetic's hair-knot;
muṛy a·l Toda conical dairy.
Toda
muṛy beautifully shaped top (as of tree), top of conical dairy;
muḏy hair (as cut in paying vow); in:
muḏy iṟk- (see 516).
Kannada
muḍi to bind or tie the hair, fasten or set in the hair of the head, as flowers, etc.;
n. knot or bundle of hair, braid of hair, bundle of grain packed in straw;
muḍisu to fasten or set in the hair-knot or braids (of others), as flowers;
muḍipu, muḍupu bundle, money-bag.
Tulu
muḍi bundle of rice packed in straw, lump of tamarind packed in leaves, (B-K.) tuft;
muḍiyuni to be turned into a knot, be knotty;
muḍipini, muḍipuni to dress the head with flowers, make the top-knot tight;
muḍipāvuni to have a person's head dressed with flowers;
muḍipu, muḍupu, muḍupelů bundle of money, jewels, etc., devoted to an idol;
muḍepini, muḍepuni to bind.
Telugu
muḍi knot, tie, joint in reed, bundle;
muḍiya bundle, knot;
muḍũcu, muḍucu to tie in a knot or bundle;
muḍupu bundle of money, jewels, etc.; money or jewels promised by a vow and reserved to be offered to a god or goddess.
Konda
muṛi id.
Kolami
muḍi knot.
Brahui
muṭṭux knot, bundle; knotted. Cf. 5037 Ta.
mūṭai .